My laptop had virus, i then formated it and it function fine but one day when i boot the laptop(HP Compaq nc6000) vertical lines(combination of blue, yellow and green) displays on the monitor and since then, a has remained like that. Please what do i do?

hi ,
go into your cmos or setup for the computer , find boot setup and change it to drive c:\ or hard drive 1 .........good luck Roy

Hello, It sounds like you have a bad display screen. Here is the replacement.

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Format Disk Page in there...gives full details
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wants internet sure.
2 wire, what is that? no modem model stated
no ISP stated, is this an old DIAL up? modem, 2 wire POT telephone land line , modem or DSL line, it too is 2 wires.
actually even cable is. 2 wires, center and shield.

NC6000
No OS stated windows what
NO ISP stated..
no modem model stated
no connection stated, wired ethernet or wifi, or router,
tell more get more, please.

This is the service manual for your laptop....
If you hold down the Fn key....lower left on keyboard., and look at the top of the keyboard and look for the "F" key that has the symbol of the sun or a light on it, that is the "function" key and when you hold down the Fn key tap the appropriate function key and that changes the value of what you want.

http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00725201/c00725201.pdf

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On this kind of error, the only option you could do is to format your system, but if you are not so familiar in formatting your laptop, I suggest that you bring laptop to service tech, to easily perform error checking and reformatting. This error might be virus or software problems.

Thanks! hope this will enlighten you. please rate me! good luck!

dont know if this will help:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=115&prodSeriesId=367367&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=367367&objectID=c00045315#TroubleshootBTProblems

I know I just had the same problem today...when getting into the bios...try using a "multi-bay" boot and have the cd booted first then the hd...That's the only way mine worked to "trick" the system to boot from the cd...it took a few times of stalling after that but with frustration and regathering with patience, it finally worked...you might have problems with the devices not being recognized after it does load unless you have an easy driver set to install from cd...otherwise you might have to manually install them to make them operate correctly. *hint: using the device manager to see any '?s' and reinstall drivers helped me*

First try to repair ur windows If u can't repair it then just format windows.
First take data backup...............

hi unfortunately you'll have to replace the lcd display